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Explore published ligand-protein interactions in context with evolution, human genetic variation and likely function for >26,000 structures and 435,000 ligands or upload your own data for analysis!
See how the LIGYSIS database was used to identify challenges in developing and evaluating methods to predict ligand binding sites on proteins.
Discover the power of combining evolutionary and population constraint data on protein structures.
With over 100,000 users, >1,000,000 uses per year and >10,000 citations to papers describing it, Jalview is one of the most widely used interactive tools in molecular biology. Explore evolution, protein structure, human genetic variation and much, much more!
You can browse our Software and Databases page for details, but some highlights developed by the group are:
Our main outreach activities centre on Jalview and the Dundee Resource. See the Jalview activities for schools and the YouTube Channel.
We developed the GenomeScroller exhibit to visualise the human genome in real-time.
Read our essay on The UK Academic System — an overview of scientific careers, funding, and titles in the UK.
Our core funding for Jalview, Jpred, and related tools comes from the BBSRC and Wellcome Trust.
We have a longstanding BBSRC collaboration with Prof Gordon Simpson on RNA processing, including work on polyadenylation via Direct RNA Sequencing.
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